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November 16, 2017
Consultants to San Mateo County have created a proposal one strech of the Santa Cruz/Alameda Corridor. This proposal does not address the northern segment of Santa Cruz Ave above the "Y".
For that southern most section of Santa Cruz Ave (South of Y), this proposal has several changes:
November 16, 2017
Consultants to San Mateo County have created a proposal one strech of the Santa Cruz/Alameda Corridor. This proposal does not address the northern segment of Santa Cruz Ave above the "Y".
For that southern most section of Santa Cruz Ave (South of Y), this proposal has several changes:
November 3, 2017
We had asked our local community to weigh in on biking in our area, and whether improvements on Santa Cruz and Alameda for biking would change biking habits.
October 17, 2017
UPDATE: Oct 31st -- Board of Supervisors - 2nd Reading of Resolution - PASSED
October 6, 2017
Our West Menlo Park community newsletter has a focus on the Santa Cruz/Alameda Safety corridor but includes information that everyone in the general area may find of interest. This particular edition is the 1st newsletter for the Fall of 2017. Our community and San Mateo County and Menlo Park are included in a Santa Cruz/Alameda Task Force for which our many safety issues are the focus.
October 4, 2017
What is a Sharrow?
Sharrows are used to guide motorists and cyclists when there is no bike lanes on a roadway. They are a reminder to drivers and bicyclists to share the traffic lane and to do that with respect and safety in mind.
September 4, 2017
This is an InMenlo article about our Communty's efforts to improve safety in our West Menlo nieghborhood. “Gathering the issues together gives us a collective voice, we don’t want the county to do another safety analysis. Instead we’re driving for an engineering assessment. We realize there are a lot of considerations, for example, implications for the fire department and parking.”
September 4, 2017
The Almanac published an article about our community's effort to have San Mateo County address the scores of serious safety issues along Santa Cruz and Alameda de las Pulgas. Over 100 neighbors and over 18 county and city staff met at Oak Knoll School to discuss this important issue.